ARUNKUMAR DORAI

Associate Professor

Tohoku University

Japan

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ARUNKUMAR DORAI is an Associate Professor at Tohoku University, Japan. His research focuses on ion transport properties, battery technologies, and the evaluation of extraction mechanisms using innovative spectroscopy techniques. Recent articles include studies on the performance of composite polymer membrane electrolytes and the dynamics of lithium-ion conductors.

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Issei Suzuki

Tohoku University

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Takahisa Omata

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Tohoku University

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Kenichi Oyaizu

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Waseda University

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Evaluation of platinum extraction mechanism in ionic liquids using multinuclear NMR spectroscopy

Role of hydrogen in the n-type oxide semiconductor MgIn2O4: Experimental observation of electrical conductivity and first-principles insight

Direct observation of Mn-ion dissolution from LiMn2O4 lithium battery cathode to electrolyte

Enhanced Durability of Ca Metal Battery with Dual Salt: Synergistic Effect on Solid Electrolyte Interphase and Solvation Structure for Improved Electrodeposition

Enabling Ca plating and stripping by electrolyte manipulation in low-volatility solvents for Ca metal batteries

Ion transport properties and performance of gellan gum based composite polymer membrane electrolytes in proton battery and PEMFC applications

Complex Hydride‐Based Gel Polymer Electrolytes for Rechargeable Ca‐Metal Batteries

Understanding Ion Dynamics in Closoborate-Type Lithium-Ion Conductors on Different Time-Scales

Performance study of sodium alginate (SA) with lithium chloride (LiCl)-based solid-state membrane as an electrolyte in electrochemical device application

Magnetic resonance imaging: an innovative approach to observe rare metal extraction using ionic liquid

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Issei Suzuki

Takahisa Omata

Kenichi Oyaizu

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